Rhodesia in Japanese
Rhodesia in Japanese is ローデシア — Rhodesia means a former country in Southern Africa, now Zimbabwe, named after British colonialist Cecil Rhodes.
Rhodesia in Japanese
ローデシア
Pronounced: rōdeshia
(historical) A historical region of Southern Africa, the area now occupied by Zimbabwe and Zambia. [used from 1895 to 1964]
What does "Rhodesia" mean?
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name A former country in Southern Africa, now Zimbabwe, named after British colonialist Cecil Rhodes.
"The country of Rhodesia became independent Zimbabwe in 1980."
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Rhodesia in a sentence
- The country of Rhodesia became independent Zimbabwe in 1980.
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What is "Rhodesia" in Japanese?
"Rhodesia" in Japanese is ローデシア. Rhodesia means: A former country in Southern Africa, now Zimbabwe, named after British colonialist Cecil Rhodes.
How do you pronounce ローデシア?
"Rhodesia" in Japanese is ローデシア, pronounced "rōdeshia".
How do you use "Rhodesia" in a sentence?
Example: "The country of Rhodesia became independent Zimbabwe in 1980." In Japanese, "Rhodesia" is ローデシア.
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